Hi, are you okay? It's getting close to a month since either of you posted. I'm concerned.

I used to worry and stress and strive to "do my part," never believing that I had done enough of "my part." Now I see my part as casting it off on Him, doing what I believe He is giving me, and letting it just be His problem. I don't have to fix everything, but I get to work along side of God.

There was a glitch in the forum database that was preventing people from posting. Jo pointed it out to me last week, so I don't know how long it was an issue. Any way, that might be why it was been even quieter than usual.

I used to worry and stress and strive to "do my part," never believing that I had done enough of "my part." Now I see my part as casting it off on Him, doing what I believe He is giving me, and letting it just be His problem. I don't have to fix everything, but I get to work along side of God.

Honestly, I I'm starting to think that I am still not right from 5 years ago, and I just lost another friend suddenly. He was way younger than me too.

I used to worry and stress and strive to "do my part," never believing that I had done enough of "my part." Now I see my part as casting it off on Him, doing what I believe He is giving me, and letting it just be His problem. I don't have to fix everything, but I get to work along side of God.

But it's all selfish. Gerry loved God. He and his wife led worship, and the only way I can describe it is that it was like participating with him in his prayers. They had just been part of a conference, and he passed on overnight that same night, home with the Father that he loves so much.

And Bess, is with God too, and my son Dave. No more pain for either of them, (hers physical and his emotional/spiritual).

I used to worry and stress and strive to "do my part," never believing that I had done enough of "my part." Now I see my part as casting it off on Him, doing what I believe He is giving me, and letting it just be His problem. I don't have to fix everything, but I get to work along side of God.

I used to worry and stress and strive to "do my part," never believing that I had done enough of "my part." Now I see my part as casting it off on Him, doing what I believe He is giving me, and letting it just be His problem. I don't have to fix everything, but I get to work along side of God.

I recently had contact from a lady I trained with back in 1958-62! Haven't been in touch since I attended her wedding about 1970. But I wrote a small piece for the annual 'magazine' of the nurse's guild (old nurses who trained at the same hospital) and she wrote to me. What a treat!